Bhagavati-sutra (Viyaha-pannatti)

by K. C. Lalwani | 1973 | 185,989 words

The English translation of the Bhagavati-sutra which is the fifth Jaina Agama (canonical literature). It is a large encyclopedic work in the form of a dialogue where Mahavira replies to various question. The present form of the Sutra dates to the fifth century A.D. Abhayadeva Suri wrote a vritti (commentary) on the Bhagavati in A.D. 1071. In his J...

Part 6 - Sky over the universe and space-points of the soul

Q, 414. Bhante! How many are the space-points on the sky covering the universe (loka).

A. 414. Gautama! They are innumerable.

Q, 415. Bhante! How many are the space-pointś on each and every soul?

A. 415. Gautama! Each and every soul has as many space-points as the sky covering the universe.

Notes (based on commentary of Abhayadeva Sūri):

(There is no commentary available for this section).

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